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Celtic's Lennon up against McInnes, Wright and McCall for manager's gong

Celtic manager Neil Lennon is one of four nominees for the PFA Scotland Manager of the Year award.

The Northern Irishman guided the Hoops to a third straight Scottish premiership this season which has seen him make the shortlist for the PFA prize.

Lennon will be up against Aberdeen's Derek McInnes who has seen the Dons go second on the league table as well as winning the League Cup this term.

St Johnston's Tommy Wright has also been nominated after seeing the Saints make the final of the Scottish Cup while Motherwell's Stuart McCall rounds out the four after guiding the Steelmen to potential second-place finish in the league this campaign.

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Andrew Slevison is an avid sports fan, particularly of the world game. The Melbourne, Australia native, who has spent time living in London and travelling South America, takes a keen interest in the English Premier League and Major League Soccer and rates his best live footballing moment as the 2014 World Cup final in Brazil.